"He's at it again. Honestly, that boy Naruto! How is Boruto supposed to take it if this keeps up?" Kushina complained to Minato beside her as she watched Naruto and Boruto sparring nearby.
Ever since Hinata had awakened Boruto's mutated white eye, Naruto had been sparring with him, hoping he could master his white eye as quickly as possible. Meanwhile, Jiraiya, Young Naruto, and Young Sasuke had gone to gather information on Thanatos, hoping to find his whereabouts soon.
Minato smiled. "Are you worried about your grandson or your son? There's nothing we can do about it. None of us knows how long Boruto and the others can stay in this era, and Naruto needs Boruto's eye to defeat Thanatos. All we can do now is help Boruto fully master it as soon as possible."
"I know that," Kushina replied. "But does he have to rush it so much? They've already been at it for a whole week. How is Boruto supposed to take it if this keeps up?"
"Boruto is twelve already. He's not a little kid anymore," Minato said with a smile. "Besides, mastering his mutated white eye quickly is a good thing for him. It'll help him survive in his own era, won't it? Their era may be peaceful, but there are still disturbances."
"Yes, yes, you're right about everything. I'm going home to cook," Kushina said irritably. She turned and left. Minato smiled and shook his head before turning back to watch Naruto and Boruto's match on the training field.
Boruto dodged a Rasengan from Naruto, then launched one of his own at him, but Naruto evaded it with ease. Naruto then kicked Boruto away, sending him crashing into a rock. The pain left Boruto seeing stars.
Before Boruto could recover, Naruto was attacking again, forcing